Disinfectants Use for Duck Egg Treatment Prior to Incubation

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2017-04-25

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Dunaieva, Olha
Dunaiev, Yurii

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Surface contamination of egg shells of waterfowl contains a large number of pathogens, which significantly reduces duck breeding performance due to high percentage of defective eggs.

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Findings indicate that the best hatchability performance were obtained using formaldehyde vapor and agent Polydesum. However, formalin evaporations do not penetrate through contamination and the agent is banned in many countries. Moreover, there is a decrease in effectiveness of agents due to adaptation of pathogenic microflora to disinfectants. Therefore, there is a need for constant search for new more efficient incubation disinfectants.

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disinfectants, duck egg, incubation

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Dunaev Y. Disinfectants use for duck egg treatment prior to incubation / Y. Dunaev, O. Dunaeva // CBEP Ukraine Regional One Health Research Symposium and Peer Review Session, Kyiv, April 24–28, 2017. – Kyiv, 2017. – Р. 93.

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